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Secretary Tairchild's Promise.

From the New York Sun. To-day.
AS TO the prospects Tor to-day, Nr leaooe
Wormser said:
"Money viii be plentiful. II the word CT Secre-
tary Fairchild is TO be relied on. You will remem.
ber my interview with him last March. We went
over tine whole ground about Congress having
neglected to pass deficiency bills. harbor and river
bills and others. These bills had they been
passed, would have brought into Circulation from
iorty TO fifty millions or money. AS they had
failed. ft was pointed out to him that & special
session OF Congress would have 70 be called or the
Treasury would have 10 come 70 the relief OF the
country to save IL from panic Mr.. Fairchild
replied that II IL was necessary he would come
into the market and buy As and 4bSs and deposit
the money with the national bank depositarfes OF
the Government. i asked him wha- the amount
three times as much. Under these circumstances
! feel JUSTIFIED In speaking favoraby for the con.
di,ion OF the Market during the week at al
eyontSo
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THOSE WHO LEAVE THE CITY during the sum-
mer can have THE STAR mailed to them for any
length OF time, and the address changed as often
as desired. The subscription must be Invariably
paid In advance
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A Planning viii Burned.

ALTOONA, PA. June 27.-The planning mill OF
Banker & Rhine wss destroyed by IRE this MORN
Ing. Loss $4,000; partially covered by Insurance.
The fire is supposed TO have been or iucendiary
origin. The mill recently had been fitted through
out with new and improved machinery.
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PERSONAL SPITE TUE MOTIVE FOR A GREAT DEAL N
sToCKS-How JAY GOULD MADE MONEY AND
eRAT1fIED HIS ANIMosTY By BEARING HIS OWN
SECURITIES.
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A Battle With Horse Thieves.
TWO KILLED AND THREE WOUNDED BY A SHERIFF.
POSSE IN INDIAN TERRITORY.

CHICAGO, June IA Special from Lutte Rock
Ark. says: hight was reported yesterday from
the Choctaw Nation between a sherfn'S posse and
band OF horse thieves In which two OF the latter
were killed outright and three wounded. The off,
GERS escaped serious injuries The posse has been
chasing these thieves Tor several days, and when
they were finally overtaken they refused to sur
render, and battle resulted. Three or the gang
escaped.
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Found With Their ThrOats Cut.
MAGGIE SAYS ADELBERT DID IT AND ADELBERT SAYS
MAGGIE DID +.


new YORK, June 2I-An ambulance was sum
moned in great haste to the tenement No. 66s
Third avenue at O'Clock this morning. In q
woman. had been found with their throats cut and
apparently dying. They were Adelbert Brannick,
strset-car conductor, and Maggie McGovion, q
visiting her sister, Mrs. Esward, who lives in the
house. The two were said to be lovers. Adelbert
them on to Bel Bellevue @ % hospital Both % were V weak
from the loss OF blood and hardly able TO speak.
Little could be gathered as to the cause which led
to the tragedy IN the haste and excitement OF the
discovery. When questioned the girl charged the
man with first cutting her throat, then his own.
as on @ 1ne % %con6rary ssid that she had done the the
were locked In the prison ward OF the hospital.
The surgeon declares that though their wound are
severe both will probably recover.
PROBABLY TIE wOAAN's WORK.
When the police sifted the story OF both parties
the case assumed more and more the aspect OF a
Woman's revenge than OF lovers quarrel Though
both are prisoners charged with feloneous ssault.
the conviction is growing that the girl was the
w0giooe r3ss e meraeress "a ana 10 ne her victim The
relied on account OF their religious beliefs she be.
ing Catholic and he Protestant.
The shipping and industrial Lesague.
CONVENTION OF THE LAKE SHORE AND MISSISSIPPI
VALLEY DEPARTMENT..
CHICAGO. June 27.-Commenctng wednesday,
department of the American shipping and Indus
trial League will hold q convention lasting prob
aply tnree Gays, In TINS city. The league, which
was created last year In the South is composed Of
three departments besides the one named-the
Pacific coast, the North Atlantic coast, and the
Gulf coast. These departments embrace the ship
ping and Industrial interests peculiar TO every
locality IN the country: Separate dates have
for each department, and December Sth, each
OF these departments win be represented In q Ma
tional Union convention at Washington. The OBJ
letter sent to delegates TO department conventions
ITO make, uniredly and determinedly, an effort TO
obtain economic and patriotic legislation In behalf
Of the revival OF American shipping and the
restorat1on OF our nag upon the seas"
A number OF delegates to the convention have
already arrived. About 800 are expected. They
are governors OF states. mayors OF cities. promi-
nent merchants, and members OF boards OF trade
Saddem Death q q RatlrOaA Mans
NEW YoRK, June 27.-Wm. +. Smith, IS years old,
the general passenger agent Of the Grand Trunk
Railroad, died suddenly while s1tttng 4t his desk
this morning In his once at 21 Broadway. The
cause OF death has not Jet been ascertaaned
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Washington News and Gossip.

TIE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR to-day
contains: Baseball; More about the battle f1ags;
der4ai by JEFF Davis; The colored peoples Jubi.
lee; Wretched Jake Sharp; The Mayflower the
champion; Telegraphic dispatches, &C. The ad.
vertisementS are classified as follows: Auction
Sales, Summer Resorts, Proposals. Educational At
torneys, Housefurnishings, Family Supplies Ladies'
Goods, Books, Hotels, Railroads, Potomac River
Boats, Ocean Steamers, The Trades, Sewing Ma.
chines Financial, Medical, Dentistry, Professional
Pianos and Organs, Wood and Coal, Under
takers
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ANSWER OF THE NORTHERN PACIF1C-The North
ern Pacific Railroad has answered the rule OF Sec
retary Lamar against certain land-grant railroad
companies to show cause, on or before June 27.
settlement OF the lands within their indemnity
Limits should not be revoked, ana the lands en-
braced therein restored to settlement In its
far promptly asserted its rights to the lands with
in its indemnity limits to the extent that the
action OF the Government and the land DEPART
ment will permit; that 1t can go no further until
the Government surveys the remaining granted
and indemnity lands, and no faster than those
surveys progress, and that until the completion of
the surveys OF the sections in the granted limits
and the adjudication OF the rights OF the company
ment can definitely determine to what extent it is
entitled to land within the indemnity umitsn
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K~ E. F. BROOKS.
GAS FIXTURES, 10.
No charge for Hanging.
Lowest Rates.

10 o31 13tn St, Corcoran Building
The 6,,I REAL AT ESTATE INyEsTMENT
INCORPORATED APRIL 29, 1887
Capital stock $4,000 divided into 200 equal shares
OF the par value OF $2o each Monthly payments 81
on each share.
Books are now open for shares.
Snoser1ption and payments can be made the Office
of the Secretary daily from a. to p Copies Of
the explaining the object the
ion It's advantages &C., will be furnished upon spph
Eugene Carusi, President. 4se Louisiana ave.
Bushrod Robinson, Vice-President, 319 7th NV
Mm John Miller, Treasurer, 1856 Louisana ave-
~ WALTER i. AckEk, si ifi Secretary,
Office hours: a. m. to 8 D. m. ap3O-3m
JAo. w. coRsox ,Jxo; ". M4cAaTxEz,
~ Member n. Y. Stock Ex
CORsON MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 ST. NV
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds.
Deposits. Exchange. Loans Collections.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the Exchanges Of New York. Philadelphia, Boston
speciality made OF Investment Securities District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Gas. Insurance and Tee-
phone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold au7
c PHosv1TE; E; CoMBINATIoN, OF
ihosphates is popular and efficient Brain and Nerve
M Mfnls snd la axa5st Malaria Sold at MIL
bottles or ON drauxht with soda water H5
W~ DIR. ROBERT REYBURN, JR. HAS RE
~ moved his office and residence to TIA 18th
Stn.T Office hours Ito 500 am. and 10 s. pm.
~ JOHNSTON & L1BBEY.
tsuScsssGrs t9 G4F,Trght M John;.OnA
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ONE WOMAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING ANOTHER
Of1cer Howell this morning arrested Martha Moss,
q colored woman, charged with shooting at Berthe
Alexander, also coored, last night on Van street,
In South Washington. She was the Wife Of Addt
son Coleman. the negro who was killed by Officer
Shehan. The case has been set for trial In the
Police Court tomorrow.
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Posi- OFFICE INSPECTORS APPoMTED.-The follow

POST OFFICE INSPECTORS APPoNTED.-The follow
ing persons satisfactorily passed examination, and
have been appointed Post ONCE inspectors for the
usual probationary term OF six months, from July
!: ThOS Baine, Alabama; j. H. McCalum, Arkan-
sas; J. X. Bario, Connecticut; j. E. Alexander,
Georgia; X. D. Bogert, Illinois; A. NJ. Scott, iii
nois; g. Russell Sneed, Kentucky; Edward C..
Sweet Maine; j. P. johnson, Missouri; Benz. Stick
ney, MISSOURI; JnO. D. Hall, Connecticut; Irving
Bath, Dakota; JAS D. WOOD Minnesota; F. NJ.
Goar, Mississippi; E. L. Sykes, mississippi; Chas r.
Mason, Ohio; !. Cope. Pennsylvania; G.E. Flem-
Ing, Pennsylvania; D. o. Herbert, South Carolina;
N. s. Scrugsg, South Carolina; VIM. r. Spight,
Tennessee; Jas. Townsend, Tennessee; Calvin
8 Ts1a G. NslH1e %d WEg,na Tnos
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AN AsSIGNNENT.-An assignment OF Walker &
Davis W. walker, C. H. Davis, and W. H. Walker).
grOcers In South Washington, to Jos. E. Dyer, for
the benefit OF the creditors OF the firm, put on
| record to-day. Preferences are given to w. A.
Wrenn and Others, mostly notes, aggregating over
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TER DEPARTURE OF THE pElEGATEs INDEFINITELY
POSTPONED.
NEW YORK June 2T.-The Ourhohc NegS to-day
received the following from Rome: "The departure
OF Monsignorf Persico and Gaaldi, on the mission
10 Ireland, has been indefinitely postponed
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j. C.. HurcHrssos,
IMPORTER
MILLINERY At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
WHITE SUITS
Elegant Styles. Lowest Prdces
LACEs DRESS TRlMuNoS
FOSTER EID GLOVES. o1.oo Per Pair. upward
je10 SOS PENNSYLVANIA ANLNUR.
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MEDICAL DIRECTOR L. B. Hunter, retired, died In
Philadelphia Friday night.
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Public schoo, Problem.

Row DISTRICT ATTORNEY RIDDLE WOULD SOLVE n.
District Attorney Riddle has returned to the
District Commissioners an opinion On recent In
Quiry by Trustee Ross whether seventh grade
teachers may be employed TO do eighth grade
work. he says:
~ am inclined TO the idea OF breveting two
seventh grade teachers TO eighth grade schools
that is, assign them TO those at seventh grade
pay-if that can be done without detriment 20 tho
lower grades. IL seems TO me that the promoted
pupils should be actually advanced; that IL would
be real disaster TO the schools. as well as in
justice TO the individual pupils, TO keep them
hered back In the grade they entitled TO leave.
think the words no increase In salaries and no
increase In the number OF teachers may, in View
OF this compelling necessity, be satisfied should,
think, try IT, making q frank avowal of tt In the
earliest reports and ask for relief from congress-"
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At the regular meeting
OF W lshngton Association No. !, Stationary Engi-
officers were elected for the ensuing year: Francis
SasS2 president. John A. Harvey yice-president,
secretary, A A. Duly cor. secretary, Charles Reed
rec. secretary, Geo. Thomas conductor, John Mar
CONNER doorkeeper, II. b. smith, Jacob Bright and
John A. Harvey trustees; Thomas A. Gibson, past
president and delegate to National Convention,
which meets at Cincinnati, Ohio, on the first Tues
day In September.
THE VICTIM WAS A KNIGHT OF LABoR--An In
guest was heldat Catoctin, Nd, on the body OF
George Havenner, killed near the Point OF Rocks
on Friday, as stated In saturdays STAR. Mr..
Legge, agent OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
is endeaSoring TO md the friends OF the deceased,
but has thus Iar been unsuccessful knight OF
Labor card, No 23se, was found on bis person,
ana he was feet inches In height, weighing
about 135 pounds, and had dark hair, eyes and
mustache.
SUErNG THE BALTIMoRR AND PoToMAc RAILROAD
FOR DAMAGEs.-The Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road Co. have been sued again by Thaddeus A.
Hopkins and Susan Fitzgerald for damages 10
property on Maryland avenue between 9th and
10th streets southwest by reason OF the location
OF tracks on which they allege cars are kept
standing, disagreeable noises made, &C, 10 their
lafm Ia
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A CHARGE AND A CoUNTERCHARGE.-R c. Hutchi-
son, an old gentleman, living at No. 623 street
northwest, was charged before Judge Smell to-day
with perjury, and the case was continued until
Wednesday. Mr.. Lavender said he would prob
ably nolle pros. the case. Some time ago Hutchi-
son entered suit against Charles Ii. Nye to recover
some furniture. The case was apparently settled
until Hutchinson Swore out a warrant, charging
Nye with false pretenses. The case was dismissed
and Nye swore out the warrant against Hutchison,
charging him With perjury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-27

Bay R1Der, Bay R1DeE,
THE QUEEN RESORT OF THE CHESAPEAKE!
Salt Water Bathing,
Fishing, Grabbing, Boating.
Splendid Music. Splendid Music.
Magnificent Restaurant Cuisine Unsurpassed
Amusements of all kinds
The Gravity Road
Fare for the round trip,
81 81 81 81 81 81. 81
No Change of Cars. Fast Trains
Splendid Coaches. Week Days and Sundays
For schedule of trains B. i o. advertisement.
AIARGE TIME ON THE 4TH OF JULY
LARGE TIME ON THE 4TH OF JULY
AT BAY RIDGE.
AT BAY RIDGE
Fine Display of Fireworks
Fine Display of Fireworks,
The Hotel at Bay Ridge has been recently enlarged
and rehtted, and il now ready for guests.
h L BOND. ys.. President.
te243In GEO R. WEBB, General Agent
A NNUAL EXCURSION OF THE FIFTH BAP-
IA list CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL to Colo
pial Beach or steamer Arrowsmith. WEDNES-
DAY, June % Music viii accompany the boat Steamer
leaves wharf foot of 7th O'Clock sharp Tickets
Eittee-Winheld s. Olive Samr Howison. j. j Darling
ton. te15 1922 25 27S2S
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rRoBaBILrrr THAT The IMPRISONED NEVADA MINE rs

AXE DkAp.
VIRGINIA. NEv., June 27.-Gss and smoke have
ceased issuing from the could Curry SHAFT, indi-
eating that the tire II not extinguished il merely
smouidertng. IL Is thought that connection can be
made some time to-day with the space where the
i've imprisoned miners are. The Imprisoned men
have not for many hours given a sign OF being
alive The funeral OF four victims took place yes
teTday afternoon, being attended by 700 miners
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NEW YoRk June 27.-Wm. +. Smith, IS years old
the general passenger agent Of the Grand Trunk
Railroad, died suddenly whiIe sitting at his desk
this morning In his once &C 271 Broadway. The
cause OF death has not yet been ascerta1ned.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $76O, ,7O9; customs $772,22O
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By order of His Exceency, the Minister of AgricuI-
ture Commerce and Public Works of Brazil the I'm
Perlal Legation at Washington makes public that pro-
PosaI tor the improvement of the Bar of Eo Crande
~ Su MIL be received in sealed letter THREE
| IEMBER, 1887, at the Brazilian Legation in WASH
ngton D. G., aud at the Brazilian Consulate General
III New York City, where further information relating
TO the work can be obtained
| Washington, June 49, 1887. teSOS27-N
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AN ASSISTANT POSTMASTER IN JAN. Deputy
United States Marshall Bell arrived in Columbus.
Ohio, Saturday, with VIM N. Bucklew, assistant
postmaster at Coshocton, Ohio, who is charged
with embezzlement OF Government FUNDS.
fault OF s., 900 bonds. He says that be failed to
remit surplus funds in the money-order depart
ment to Washington for several months and on
complaint OF the Post ONCE Department was taken
into custody. He had not converted the money to
his own use, but simply neglected to make returns
The records show that the Coshocton ofice had q
OF about 81 400. Ihe prisoner is about thirty five
years OF age, and has a wife and one child
A FUEL CONTRACT AwARDED.-The contract for
supplying fuel to the Interior Department for the
next fiscal year has been awarded " Baldwin
Johnson. This contract includes the following
buildings: The Patent ONCE, the Pension Office,
the Smithsonian Institution, and the National
Museum.
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ARMY oRDERs.-The following changes in the
stations and duties Of engineer officers will take
effect July /: Major David P. Heap Will report to
the Secretary Of the Treasury as engineer Of the
third and fourth lighthouse districts; Capt. Jno.
c. Mallory, on being relieved by Major Heap Will
report to the Secretary OF the Treasury engineer
OF the t1fth and sixth lighthouse districts; Major
Jas. F. Gregory, on being relieved BY Capt NAL
lory, Will report for duty engineer secretary OF
the Lighthouse Board, relieving Major D.
P: Heap; First Lieut.. John Mills, on being
relieved as engineer of the third light
house district will report to Major Heap for duty
under his orders. Capt Millard Young relieved
from duty under Capt. Chas. F. Powell and Or
dered to duty at Portland, oregon. Major Jos. P.
Farley, ordnance department, detailed as meIn-
Der Of the board for testing rff1ed cannon, vice
Capt Chas. shaler, ordnance department, relieved
Major E. B. Kirk, quartermaster, ordered from At
lanta TO Fort Sumter, s. c., to inspect ordnance
sergeants' quarters being erected there. Major
David Perry, 6th cavalry, ordered to assume com
Capt. A. P. Blunt, assistant Quartermaster
granted two months leave. First Lieut.. Jno. T.
French, Jr, 4th artillery, granted leave from July
ID to Sept. 10
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MAJOR JAMES F. GREGORY, engineer corps has
been ordered to duty as engineer secretary Of the
| lighthouse board at the Treasury Department,
July 1St, relieving Major David Porter Heap.
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NEW PRIVATE ESECRETARY.-Secretary Endicott
has appointed A. F. Heard, OF Ipswich, Mass, to
be his private secretary, to succeed Charles 8.
Sweet, who resigned several months ago. During
the interim the duties Of private secretary have
been satisfactorily performed by Mr.. John B. Ran
dolph, who Will now resume his position as assist
ant TO the chief clerk OF the Department. The new
private secretary is old personal friend OF Secre-
tary EndicOtt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-27

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS this morning
were Senators Butler and Colquitt and Governor
curtin. AT about half past IL o'clock the Presi-
dent was driven to West Washington to be pres
ent at the GEORGETOWN College cOmIhencement.
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CIVIL.SERvlCE REFORM.
Guarding Against FavOritism or Pref
udice.

AN IMPORTANT CHANGE DISCUSSED AT SATURDAYS
CoNFERENCE-PRoPOsED INCREASE OF THE CEN
TRIAL BOARD OF EXAMINERS TO THIRTEEN MEN,
BERS.
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GOVERNMENT nECElPIS 1O-DAY.-lUtcIual ICSc.
nue., $76O, 709 customs, $772, go.
MAJOR JAMES F. GREGORY, engineer corps, has
been ordered to duty as engineer secretary OF the
lighthouse board at the Treasury Department,
July 1st, relieving Major David Porter Heap.
A REMARKABLY FINE STERN POsT.-The moulds
were removed Saturday from the steel stern-post
for the cruiser Charleston at San Francisco and
the cast was found to be perfect. private test
showed tensile strength OF 66, $40 pounds per
square inch an and an elongation OF 2 per cent, far
exceeding the Governments requirements. The
official test will be made this week.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt. Jno G. Walker, CON-
mander W. S. Schley and Lieut.. Jr Grade VIM.
r. A. Rooney, ordered to examination for promo
tion. Lieut.. Chas. A. Cove. ordered to duty at the
branch photographic Office at Boston. Assistant
surgeon H. N. 7. Harris ordered to the naval hos
pital, Mare Island Cal. Past Assistant Surgeon
{. W. Deane, detached from the naval hospital,
Mare Island, and ordered to the naval rendezvous
San Francisco Passed Assistant Engineer Harrie
Webster, detached from temporary duty with the
chicago, and placed on waiting orders.
Col. SwITZLER's REPORT ON WooI--As he ex-
plores the field respecting his contemplated report
on wool and manufactures OF wool, Col. Switzler,
chief OF the bureau OF statistics, finds that 1t
widenS in area and deepens in interest as he ad-
vanceS, and to such an extent that he has decided
to eInbody the Information 1t will contain in a
separate report instead OF publishing 1t as origin
ally intended as part OF his next quarterly.
Therefore, the report on wool win not be ready
for publication until sometime in November, and
1t Will contain In addition to review by himself,
other Information now In process OF collection,
covering all branches and every feature OF interest
to wool-grOwerS Among other things the report
will present table showing the tariff duties i'm
posed On raw wool and on manufactures Of 1t by
each tariff law from 1888, the first passed. to 1888
the last.
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NOTICE-REMOVAI.
- Having recently sold my 9th-st. building
where my Office has always heretofore BEEN will re-
moye on or about July 1st, 1887, to No. 6l7 nw
O. NJ. BRYANT.
CLARET NOTICE-AN EXCELLENT
49, quality, 81 per gallon Fine delicate Ca
tawba, 7oc. c. WITMER CO.,
1e2o-3ts 1918 Pennsylvania ave.
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4 k%HAvING JUST OPENED OUR NEW STORE,
No SyNTp STprrr

No. 43c NINTH STREET,
We are showing an entire new stock Of Fine Gas
Fixtures, Table Lamps. Piano Lamps, Gas Shades and
Globes in coored and cut glass Slate antels Crates
Latrobes Ranges Furnaces. Every one cordially vel
coined. No one importuned to buy.
All orders for Plumbing, Heating and Timing
promptly attended to.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-01
Pension Soldiers.

r +. STARkMEATHER Pension
z. Attorney, of Romeo Michigan, will
be at the office of the County Clerk at
Grayling, Dec. II, on pension work.
Dependent mothers and fathers en-.
tiled to pension. Dorotha kath of
Mt. Clemens widows pension claim al
lowed in less than three months. Ed
win c. Chubb of Ray, pension of SIC
per month allowed in months.
Jacob Ii. Hosner increase from S12 to
S24. J. q. Hicks claim increased
from $40 to 524 per month Drafted
men who served entitled to pension.
Rejected claims a speciality. He new
err gives up worthy claim. Call and
see him. Advice free